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DUI Taskforce Out This Weekend in Haverford
The Northern Delaware County DUI Taskforce will be conducting roving DUI patrols during the weekend of Friday, May 24 in Haverford Township.
Thursday May 23 | Philly.com
Delco woman, finally on road to diploma, faces new challenge
Denise Logsdon on the front porch of her Springfield home. Her family is in the Navy, her husband's Army so they fly the flag enthusiastically.
Arrests Made in Multiple Old Navy Retail Thefts
The following information was supplied by Marple Township Police . Any arrests or charges mentioned do not indicate guilt or conviction.
55-Year Newtown Square Resident Dies
Anna Mary Bodkin, of Newtown Square, dies. Joseph Rossetti, of Newtown Square, dies at 72.
Philadelphia Police Department
Wanted: Suspect for Fraud [VIDEO]
On April 12, 2013, at 10:00am, the complainant, a 28 year-old female, reported to Philadelphia Police that fraudulent activity was being place against her credit card, however the complainant was still in possession of the credit card during the activity.
Wet Seal to pay $7.5m in discrimination lawsuit
Fashion retailer Wet Seal Inc. agreed to pay $7.5 million to settle a racial discrimination lawsuit filed by a Pennsylvania resident who claimed the retailer discriminated against African-American employees because they did not fit the company's brand image.
Motorcyclist injured in crash with Springfield police car
The accident occurred shortly before 9:00 p.m. along Baltimore Pike just west of Bishop Avenue in Springfield Township.
Thieves Hide Stolen Items in Separate Retail Thefts, Police Say
The following information was supplied by Marple Township Police . Any arrests or charges mentioned do not indicate guilt or conviction.
Bishop McFadden remembered by former colleague as 'real shepherd'
Mary Anne Sweeney, who worked beside Joseph McFadden long before he was installed as bishop of Harrisburg, today paid the man what she deemed the ultimate compliment in saying McFadden was a "truly good priest." "I saw how good he was to the sick and comforting to the dying," said Sweeney, the principal at Saint Catherine Laboure School in Swatara ... (more)
N.J. Assembly passes bill to protect diabetics from violent encounters with police
Daniel Fried, 47, of Springfield, Pa., ended up in a struggle with State Police troopers after he pulled himself over in 2010 on Route 72 in Burlington County because he had gone into diabetic shock.